Stupid question, what would this do for my audio quality?
39907
Takes it to the other level. Enhances bass, trebble and allows you to listen clearly the different channels to the audio track. I love it.
39908
It's actually a pretty clean unit. Don't expect thunderous lows and transparent highs, but for the price they're great,I used one for two years on the road as an in-ear monitor and ran my vocals through it too! The three different connections (XLRF, XLRM, 1/4") are immensely helpful.I also use a few of them as point level mixers for clients in the recording studio. Haven't had a complaint! If they go bad, they are easily replaced, but I haven't had to replace even one in 5 years of heavy use. Go for it!
236781
I made the sound better by using the equalizer to make surround sound. If you don't make adjustments, it will sound the same.
879218
There are several issues here. If this DAC is better than the one your computer uses to output analog audio (out front panel or rear panel), which is likely, your computer has a digital optical and/or coaxial audio output, which is also likely, you have really good headphones or better a good audio system (preamp/amp/speakers), and you are generating the digital audio signal from something better than a MP3 file (from CD or HD audio source), then yes it should sound better! Also, I note the DAC which I no longer own only supports PCM, so that means CD quality at best. Finally, I note the DAC does not have a signal gain adjustment which may be very import if you are just pugging in headphones as the signal may be too weak (I can't test that since I since as I said I no longer have the DAC).
2036497
Yes, unless the quality of your wireless bandwidth is pristine, you will have audio quality issues. For best results, use a wired connection.
2121207
I can't be sure, but I would think you should use coax cables for a better sound.
107554
You might get a slightly less noisy final output due to the absence of the additional physical connection of the input plug to jack but otherwise, that would depend entirely on the source of the analog signal you give it as input via the AUX jack. If it's a good analog signal (like even typical on-board DACs in computjers), you are unlikely to notice much difference.
565784
I can't tell for sure. I bought that Sound Card for output mostly. The sound is great rhough. However the software included allows you do many things .Good luck
1420713
I think your hookup is bass ackwards. The audio should run via ARC or Audio Return Channel from your monitor to the Somy headphone. I believe this is done via Toslink.
517422
If it sounds better or not is subjective to the opinion(s) of each listener, if you're not happy with the sound I'd suggest getting an Equalizer so you can contour the sound it puts out to satisfy your taste. The unit itself works great and has proven to be dependable so far.
1335480
You should never do that, you need a preamplifier to boost the signal. Try a little audio mixer.
2213163
Nope, sorry! You get adequate sound reproduction without much power behind it. I would suggest that because the speakers are of, ah, "minimal quality" the base probably isn't too deep. For what it's worth, I haven't been bothered by the base on any of my mp3 songs. Hope that helps!
1284388
No, sound quality is still excellent. Try moving it to another location just in case you are picking up interference from something else nearby.
658881
I haven't tried to see if will work. I do not believe it will ,never have had one to provide audio in fast forward . I would expect the sound would be distorted .
1727616
Probably no more volume than your TV already. This would be similar to LCD TV or good laptop speakers.
807509
It's maybe because of Asus's Audio Wizard. You should try these steps and see whether or not it'll work:1. Press the Asus Console button on the keyboard (the only blue button on the keyboard on the top right)2. You will see a panel shows many controls you can switch.3. Click the Audio Wizard panel (the purple one)4. You will see many equalizer options. 5. Click OFF to switch it off. It'll return to normal audio without any software interference. I had this kind of problem too when the volume got ridiculously loud. Hope this'll help :)
1215766
If you want higher/highest fidelity, LINE OUT is IT! I wouldn't use headphone out. Any audio nut should do that.
730648
Maybe it will if you will put some effort, i had some issues with driver and i tried to find it throught google and had no luck and I've seen some other comments comments from people that couldnt do it too. Anyways, my main concern was sound quality witch was horrible.